MethodCrush the Oreos and digestives together and pour in melted butter. Press the mixture into the dish and put it in the fridge to set for at least an hour.Preheat the oven to 160C.Cut the Mars bars into 5mm pieces and arrange over the base.Whisk the cream cheese and sugar until light and fluffy, add the soured cream and peanut butter.Add eggs one at a time.Spoon over the Mars bars then bake for 35-40 mins.Leave pie to cool then set in the fridge overnight.

If you want to you can top with crushed peanuts and chocolate ganache.

With that recipe I would definitely just sub out the PB with regular cream cheese. It looks like it has a lot of sweet and I think the extra cream cheese may tone that down a bit. Then again, I might toss in a few caramel bits with the plain cream cheese just for the caramel goodness.

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MethodCrush the Oreos and digestives together and pour in melted butter. Press the mixture into the dish and put it in the fridge to set for at least an hour.Preheat the oven to 160C.Cut the Mars bars into 5mm pieces and arrange over the base.Whisk the cream cheese and sugar until light and fluffy, add the soured cream and peanut butter.Add eggs one at a time.Spoon over the Mars bars then bake for 35-40 mins.Leave pie to cool then set in the fridge overnight.

If you want to you can top with crushed peanuts and chocolate ganache.

With that recipe I would definitely just sub out the PB with regular cream cheese. It looks like it has a lot of sweet and I think the extra cream cheese may tone that down a bit. Then again, I might toss in a few caramel bits with the plain cream cheese just for the caramel goodness.

Sorry Snooks - a lot of the sites do seem to concentrate on other nut butters. I just figured if it was a peanut allergy (legume) then other nuts could possibly be substituted (absent tree-nut allergies). Obviously, if it's the taste that's objectionable, then other nut substitutes won't get it!

MethodCrush the Oreos and digestives together and pour in melted butter. Press the mixture into the dish and put it in the fridge to set for at least an hour.Preheat the oven to 160C.Cut the Mars bars into 5mm pieces and arrange over the base.Whisk the cream cheese and sugar until light and fluffy, add the soured cream and peanut butter.Add eggs one at a time.Spoon over the Mars bars then bake for 35-40 mins.Leave pie to cool then set in the fridge overnight.

If you want to you can top with crushed peanuts and chocolate ganache.

Which is the "right" and "left" side of the car. Is it as you face the car, or is it as if you were sitting in the car? Whenever I take my car to the shop, I usually say "driver's side" or "passenger side" just so I don't have the wrong tire fixed. I'd feel pretty stupid if I was wrong.

This is a practicality trumps hurt feelings, Rebecca. You need something to make that better for you and DP to live around.

I know this was meant kindly, but what an interesting assumption. We have a solution that works, but is a little stinky when I take the bag out to change it. We're not living with a huge stench. I was replying about a stinky trashcan someone else was needing help with.

I apologize, I thought you had stated that the ostomy bags were a problem.

Which is the "right" and "left" side of the car. Is it as you face the car, or is it as if you were sitting in the car? Whenever I take my car to the shop, I usually say "driver's side" or "passenger side" just so I don't have the wrong tire fixed. I'd feel pretty stupid if I was wrong.

You know - that's a good question. I don't know. It's for this reason that I will say 'nearside' or 'offside', nearside being the side nearest the kerb while driving and offside being the side nearest the middle of the road. I don't think I've ever referred to a tyre (or brake light, or anything like that) using left or right.

Which is the "right" and "left" side of the car. Is it as you face the car, or is it as if you were sitting in the car? Whenever I take my car to the shop, I usually say "driver's side" or "passenger side" just so I don't have the wrong tire fixed. I'd feel pretty stupid if I was wrong.

This is the best way to describe it so there is no confusion.

But for me (I'm in Canada and drive on the same side of the road as Americans), I would refer to the sides of the car as I'm sitting in the driver's seat. So driver's side would be left and passenger side would be right.

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Which is the "right" and "left" side of the car. Is it as you face the car, or is it as if you were sitting in the car? Whenever I take my car to the shop, I usually say "driver's side" or "passenger side" just so I don't have the wrong tire fixed. I'd feel pretty stupid if I was wrong.

My dad built cars for years, so he explained it to me. It's as you're sitting in the car, so the driver's side front tire and the left front tire are the same thing. I've been taught to call all the doors, in clockwise order, the passenger door, right rear door, back hatch, left rear door, driver's door.